“The mountains are a playground for anyone looking to ski and hike, while adrenaline-pumping activities such as zip-lining and horseback riding are also available. Those who prefer to stay in town can enjoy New Mexico’s vibrant art scene at the Midtown Gallery Walk or relax with a massage at the Blue Lotus Day Spa and Yoga.“ —The Discoverer Blog
Read MoreWhether you’re in the mood for beer and barbecue, live music, or the opportunity to discover new art and artists, these annual Ruidoso events are worth traveling for.
Read MoreTravel website Far & Wide names Ruidoso’s Cafe Rio as the best pizza in New Mexico. Read what reviewers had to say.
Read More“If you haven’t heard about the wild horses of Lincoln County…hang onto your saddles…This is the wild side of Ruidoso. Free to roam. Free to graze. Free to romp and frolic. The wild horses of Alto have been a welcome sight for tourists and locals, alike.” - FocusNM.com
Read MoreIf you are looking for a relaxed weekend filled with tasty food, shopping opportunities, and great outdoor fun in a rare natural setting, then you should try Ruidoso.
Read MoreFrom canoeing on Grindstone Lake with the kiddos to live music at a local favorite, @lovely_wander shares how to ExploreRuidoso. — ThisLittleWandering.com
Read MoreBilly the Kid Scenic Byway – New Mexico. Billy the Kid blazed a trail of mischief and mayhem through America’s Southwest like a horseback-riding, six-shooter-wielding Tasmanian devil. So much so that the state named a scenic byway after him. — CarRentals.com
Read MoreThe Flying J Ranch Chuckwagon Supper and Western Show is one of Ruidoso's most popular summer activities, offering great food and excellent family entertainment. Open seasonally Memorial Day to Labor Day.
Read MoreWithin its 10,000 square-foot space, The Adobe Fine Art gallery in Midtown Ruidoso presents a rich mix of original fine art paintings, bronze sculpture, designer jewelry, and decorative art. In keeping with New Mexico's remarkable silver and gold jewelry heritage, they also feature some of the finest silversmiths and goldsmiths in New Mexico
Read MoreCamping is not only an awesome vacation for those who love the outdoors, but it's also a great way to keep a Ruidoso vacation affordable. Learn everything you need to know to plan your Ruidoso camping trip now!
Read MoreLyft is your new friend with a car in Ruidoso whenever you need one. Download the app and get a ride from a friendly driver within minutes.
Read MoreRuidoso’s first off-road adventure specialist, Backcountry Attitudes, provides 4×4 off-roading adventures through scenic wilderness and mountain terrain for a unique backcountry adventure.
Read MoreClimb Sierra Blanca, hike through alpine meadows, alongside the Rio Ruidoso, explore a forest on horseback? You decide! Thanks to over a million acres of National Forest and wilderness areas, virtually every corner of Ruidoso is waiting to be discovered. Hiking, mountain biking, and horseback riding trails are plentiful.
Read MoreThe All American Futurity (G1) is the richest race for 2-year-olds in North America, regardless of breed. Run every Labor Day at Ruidoso Downs in the mountain village of Ruidoso, New Mexico, the $3 million race is contested by 2-year-old American Quarter Horses. It will be run on September 3, 2018.
Read MoreTo get a quick taste of the diverse landscapes that surround our mountain oasis, start with these day trips from Ruidoso.
Read MoreTravel blogger Jessica Elizabeth maps out her favorite road trip stops along the 8-hour drive from Dallas to Ruidoso at MyCurly Adventures.com.
Read MoreRuidoso's diverse cluster of indie Midtown shops offer something for everyone, from outdoor gear to trendy threads. Here’s a quick primer.
Read MoreGrindstone Stables is one of Ruidoso's most popular family activities, Enjoy guided horseback rides in the forest above Grindstone Lake.
Read MoreDiscover the best of Ruidoso with YOLO TX travel TV host Aerin Carreno as she shares her Ruidoso adventures in Season 2 opener.
Read More“IF YOU EVER WANT to disappear for a while, there’s no better place than the hidden mountain town of Ruidoso in southern New Mexico.” — Matador Network
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